Word about the sale reached not only brides.
So employers reach not only active jobseekers but also a much larger pool of passive candidates through referrals.
Through the television and other media, we can reach not only the parents, but also children and society at large".
Physics dictates that the radio signals will reach not only their intended recipients but also any compatible equipment within a several-hundred-foot radius.
"The spread of the mobile economy in Africa is so far and so huge you can reach not only the high end of African people, but you can reach many, many people there," Mr. Bale said.
In a video on the site Mr. Burnett cites the series's potential "to reach not only those who already go to church but to reach a whole new generation of people, people who have never been to church".
He adds that if the bombing against PKK rebel bases continues, fighting will reach "not only north Kurdistan [Turkey's predominately Kurdish south-east], but all Turkish cities," he said.
As a result, the country has yet to reach not only the goals that were clearly laid out in the law but also farsighted education reforms dating to the mid-1990s.
"This is proof that Samsung's bribery has reached not only prosecutors but the very core of political power, the Blue House," the group said at the news conference, referring to the South Korean presidential office.
But, if you are trying to sell something, and to use the Internet to reach a global market, then a Web page in English will reach not only those whose first language is English, but the even larger number of people for whom English is their second tongue.No wonder, then, that Mr McNealy would love the franchise.
